- Apr 29, 2018
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I think the young Amelia being the future mother of Greg (Mc) ..
She even comments that she likes the name ..
But not that Mc (Greg)that we know, (I think technically does not count as incest tag too :closedeyesmile
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Space Out is a good game, the renderings are good and history has its high points .. (many were annoyed with the ending, but the idea was not to finish but to continue one more chapter ..)
If repair, had a major improvement in graphics quality compared to Space Out ..
Now....unfortunately... the author has the habit of grinding ..
But what's the point of grinding if most people end up using cheat or editing save?
Lessons were learned in Space Out and Water World is a new beginning ..:FuckYea:
- Jul 5, 2017
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I wished the dev would go back to school for classes in Languages, Writing and Storytelling...throw in some extra hours for Coding as well
- Nov 21, 2017
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this game looking good, i like it @Ranger good work
@Ranger good workWhy complain when the game is free on this website??
- Aug 21, 2017
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- May 8, 2018
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i tried it out already. the renders seem pretty good so far as were the ones in spaced out but just like others have mentioned the way spaced out went was a big disappointment. the movement on the ship could use a little work as in when you back out of an area you have to go back to the main map of the ship instead of just back to it when backing out of a room. also has anyone gotten anywhere in this "game" yet? i've tried passing time going to every area that shows someone and i'm able to get to and don't see any indications of actions . not even a hover over color change when mousing over an NPC that is clearly on screen.
maybe it's just a rough first version getting the layout/npcs in order and such? just hoping it goes better than spaced out.
maybe it's just a rough first version getting the layout/npcs in order and such? just hoping it goes better than spaced out.
Currently it has only one story line and you can get hints of what you are supposed to do by pressing the 'i' icon. I had only a month to do 0.1 and the amount of work needed for the coding, dialogue and to get (almost) all the locations both empty and populated, the characters wearing different clothing and the pictures needed for the introduction and the story line was just too much to have a second story line in v 0.1. 0.2 will have more story lines and options to interact with the girls because almost all the time I have for it, will be focused on this.
Can you please be more specific about the navigation ux? Currently if you want to go from your bedroom to the pool for example, you have to hit the location button, it takes you to the main nav screen, then you choose level 4, then the pool. If you hit back on any of the nav screens, it takes you to the screen you were before. How do you propose the navigation to be?
- Jun 3, 2017
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I think the game has a lot of potential. I wasn't really into Spaced Out, but this game has me pretty intrigued so far. I'll follow this for another version or two but if things start to unfold in a way I dig, I'll definitely pledge some shekels.
Some thoughts:
-Not much storyline yet, but that's forgivable for a 0.1.
-Seems a good amount of foundation work was done to populate most of the rooms, even if there isn't much to do yet besides look.
-Renders are all above average, it's a good looking game.
-The variety in women is excellent. A little something for almost everyone's tastes.
-Hopefully there are some random events mixed in with the occupied rooms. Spaced Out could have used some filler to occupy the time between story events. I think random events can help to build a story and allow for some build-up that will lead to a better pay-off.
-I dunno most of the girls names yet, but fuck, Sophie is cute.
Some thoughts:
-Not much storyline yet, but that's forgivable for a 0.1.
-Seems a good amount of foundation work was done to populate most of the rooms, even if there isn't much to do yet besides look.
-Renders are all above average, it's a good looking game.
-The variety in women is excellent. A little something for almost everyone's tastes.
-Hopefully there are some random events mixed in with the occupied rooms. Spaced Out could have used some filler to occupy the time between story events. I think random events can help to build a story and allow for some build-up that will lead to a better pay-off.
-I dunno most of the girls names yet, but fuck, Sophie is cute.
The idea with the girls names if definitely good and I will do that in 0.2. As for direct navigation, I have my doubts that it can be done. It's not just about the zones, it should also place the girls in the appropriate locations and on a single map, they are too close. I have an idea that would ease the navigation, but I'm worried that it might be confusing, so I need to try it out to see how it works.
- May 11, 2017
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i do like the game thus far, the renders are awesome so are the character designs the only down
right now for me is that its a bit complicated to understand whats going on and what you need to do
right now for me is that its a bit complicated to understand whats going on and what you need to do
- Apr 10, 2018
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the game is promising...that's obvious but this version is twohl...
i mean... Greg is trying to see boobs he has already seen at the beginning...huge expectations for size(700+mb)
few things you've got
i mean... Greg is trying to see boobs he has already seen at the beginning...huge expectations for size(700+mb)
few things you've got
Yep - I published two versions: one ~700MB and one JPEG compressed to about ~200MB. Don't know why whoever shared it here chose the big one. Anyway, the images for the locations are many, which leads to the size and also it took a lot of time to render them, leaving not so much for the story. Fortunately this helps for the second version which will have several plot lines with different girls.
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personally I think the navigation is a plus. doing it another way could lead to longer movement to new locations and with so many girls and locations to visit, later on this would be overkill on the mouse button and will put many off.
the fundamentals are great
get the story straight with plenty of scenes to unlock and options for shenanigans with ALL the women and you could be onto a real decent game. just don't lose interest half way through like it seems happened during spaced out
I didn't loose interest in Spaced Out. As I've explained before, I wanted to end it on my terms rather than someone else pulling the plug. It was my first game (and first experience with python), so it wasn't ready to be 'fixed' like other games did and also there were some serious mistakes in the coding, that could've caused troubles later on.
If the ending seemed a bit rush, that probably because it was. I've never wanted for Spaced Out to go on 'forever' so it was definitely coming to an end. The issue was that I could've used a couple of months more for that, but due to various reasons I decided it's best to start Water World during the summer (less pressure on my job, etc.). You are all probably tired of hearing this, but the amount of work for the first version was huge.
As for the navigation, I'm thinking on the first (global) nav screen where you see the decks and the girls on each of them, to be able to go straight to a girl wherever she is by clicking on her icon. I'll have to actually do it and see if this can be done, but I guess it would be nice and useful.